Which class to chase

The rarity trap

Handy Man carries every bonus at once and sits at 2%. That reads like the obvious goal, and for most players it is the wrong one: 2% works out to roughly 50 rolls on average, and you need 114 rolls before you are even 90% likely to have seen it. At 40 diamonds a roll that is 4,560 diamonds for a 90% chance.

Meanwhile Bag Specialist is 22% — about 5 rolls on average, 200 diamonds.

What each class is worth to you

Bag Specialist raises bag capacity, which is the same bottleneck the beginner guide points at. It is the cheapest class to roll that removes a real interruption.

Cash Treasurer and Diamond Treasurer raise income rather than throughput. Diamond Treasurer is the one that compounds, because diamonds are what buy more rolls.

Rake Specialist and Blower Specialist make upgrades cheaper, which matters most while you still have a long upgrade path ahead of you — and matters very little once you are near the end.

The honest recommendation

Roll until you get something that is not Starter Class, take the throughput or diamond bonus, and go back to clearing. Chasing Handy Man is a decision to spend thousands of diamonds on variance.

The full arithmetic, per class, is on the class odds page.